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Daytime burning is still prohibited
The Town of Kearney has updated its fire rating to moderate as of today.
That means daytime burning is banned between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. until the end of October. Campfires are still allowed, but they can’t be bigger than two feet by two feet and must be supervised at all times.
Officials remind residents to keep water or an extinguisher nearby and never leave a fire unattended.
Anyone with questions can contact Fire Chief Paul Schaefer at the town office.
Smith announces more funding for primary care in Parry Sound Muskoka
More than $4.5 million will help 10,000 people access a family doctor or nurse practitioner
Community clean up planned for Earth Week
A number of initiatives are planned including the annual compost giveaway
Lake of Bays monitoring trouble spots as water rises
Residents should avoid flooded roads and secure property in low lying areas
Flood warning in place until April 22nd
Officials say conditions can worsen quickly
EV Charging Project Moves Ahead in Lake of Bays
New charging stations will installed this spring around the municipality
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